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alloru · 10 months
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here's some doggo anatomy sketches to get myself into drawing animals/non-human beings! this was my third day in total of studying what the good boys look like and I'm incredibly happy about my progress so far ^v^
I've always heavily struggled with dogs and wolves compared to cats, so I felt like starting with these would lessen some of the hesitation. all of these were done with references of course, since I do not feel confident enough in my skills to just make stuff up from memory
oh by the way!! I have recently found out about the c: emoticon and love it with all my heart and soul. please make more people use it!
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Attempting to Understand Dogs
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After completing the 3D model of dog anatomy, I wanted to understand how those structures showed through on the surface. It's one thing to know the names and places of muscle and bone, but another matter entirely to recognize them through skin and fur. To try it out, I attempted to trace the musculature over photos of dogs. Turns out this is really, really hard. For starters, most dogs do not have clearly defined muscles; I had to go with ripped bully breeds and ultra-lean sight hounds to find more than a few visual markers. Second, you have to consider deep muscles because they impact form--sometimes more than the surface muscles! That definitely bent my brain. I think I've figured out torsos and hips, but shoulders and necks still confuse the hell out of me.
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pizzar0lls · 11 months
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Just so dog anatomy practice
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iii-tre · 1 year
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A dog anatomy study for school.
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miradragoncat · 1 year
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A drawing of the Dogge from Ohio. I know the memes are wayyyyy over, but I'm still making these as designs for my book The Apocalypse Riders. I took inspiration from common wendigo drawings and designs for the anatomy of these Dogges.
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ayo-edebiri · 1 month
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MESSI I 96th Annual Academy Awards
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camilleflyingrotten · 1 month
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The last centaurs, Aziraphale and Crowley, and their little foal Orion 💛
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alexcabotgf · 1 month
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MESSI THE DOG at the 96th Academy Awards (March 10, 2024)
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tubbytarchia · 4 months
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so ranchers huh
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puppyeared · 4 months
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these two are so interesting to me
characters belong to @canisalbus
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lotus-pear · 5 months
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every time i think abt their canon height difference i want to eat drywall
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thepuppost · 1 year
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Why Do Dogs Have Whiskers? The Secret Life of Canine Mysteries Unveiled
Have you ever wondered why dogs have those adorable little whiskers on their faces? Sure, they make our furry friends look even cuter, but is there a practical purpose behind them? In fact, there is! Dogs’ whiskers, also known as vibrissae, serve as an essential sensory organ that helps them navigate the world around them. From detecting potential threats to communicating with other dogs,…
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pleucas · 10 months
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most feared duo in yokohama
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buffysummers · 30 days
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Messi the Dog as Snoop in Anatomie d’une chute (2023) dir. Justine Triet
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kokotwounite · 5 months
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🐕💙 sshh daddy's sleeping
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maschinen-mensch · 8 months
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ANATOMIE D'UNE CHUTE (2023) dir. Justine Triet
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